Susan Ashworth

Former NAB spokesman worked as ham radio operator, journalist, press secretary and radio station owner.

Commission votes to eliminate paper filing requirement for broadcast station contracts.

Public has expressed support and concerns alike; commission is now asking for more.

Webinar will focus on changes that are in store for EAS and WEA

It’s akin to a thousand-piece puzzle that’s never quite complete: adding a spot here, repeating a clip there, deleting another a moment before it’s set to get on air.

Ross is not the company it used to be. That’s a fact that has guided this Canadian-based firm mightily over the last four decades.

Confab to focus on IPTV, social media

Go back a few years if you can, and it’s easy to recall that the process of getting much-prized video from the field and into the studio involved a fair amount of schlep and prep.

Whether it’s to revamp a tired look or prep a station for the national election this fall, broadcast stations are taking a new look at the process of building up their newsroom graphics.

Whats new for switchers and routers on the 2014 NAB Show floor.

4K, digital signage and interactivity on this year’s docket.

If there was ever a scenario that would put the demands of long-term storage to this test, it’s this one

Social media has become ever-present these days, even infiltrating the sacred back room of the broadcast engineer, but not in the way you might first think.

The world is getting wider, as servers expand outward from their traditional format and storage technologies attempt to better address the ever-growing demand for deeper archiving capabilities

Like so many of its technology forefathers, social media has trodden a familiar path on its road to acceptance.